An office history, answers to frequently asked questions, and Point of View Online (a publication for prosecutors).

Summary of office responsibilities and contact information.

Official website of the A.D.D.A of the County of Los Angeles. The site serves as the communications pipeline for over 700 of Los Angeles County's prosecutors.

Descriptions of the work of each office division, information on unsolved murders, and links to state law and legislative information.

Legal opinions, crime alerts, press releases, and information on the work of the office.

CDAA provides continuing legal education and advocacy for California prosecutors; its site includes attorney rosters, training information, and information on an ethics hotline.

Contact information.

Mission statement, contact information, press releases, answers to frequently asked questions, and information on the check restitution program.

Summary of office duties, and contact information.

Information what the office does, including descriptions of investigations, criminal, administrative, and forensic work.

Mission statement and contact information.

Answers to frequently asked questions, information on DUI penalties, and links to city ordinances.

Information for protecting families and strengthening the quality of life in communities.

Mission statement and contact information.

Mission statement, and contact information for attorneys, staff, and investigators.

Descriptions of the various programs of the office, including efforts to combat agricultural crimes.

Department profile and contact information.

Witness tips, budget graphs, a description of the criminal justice process, and summaries of the various programs of the district attorney.

Information on all aspects of the criminal justice process, answers to frequently asked questions, maps and directions to various offices and courts, and press releases.

Mission statement, contact information, and press releases.

Summary of the district attorney's responsibilities, and contact information.

The mission, goals, and guiding principles of the office, descriptions of its divisions, and information for law students wishing to work in the office.

Department overviews, answers to frequently asked questions, press releases, and a site search engine.

Reports and press releases, statistics, and information on notable cases.

Information on the work of the office, an annual report in PDF, recruitment information, and links to legal resources.

Conviction rates, information on spam prosecutions, and online issues of the office's Law Enforcement Quarterly publication.

Community outreach, internship opportunities, information on special prosecutions, and answers to frequently asked questions.

Information on office divisions and special units, answers to frequently asked questions, and employment opportunities.

PDF articles on such topics as testifying in court and writing good police reports, information on wanted persons, links to local law enforcement, and descriptions of the work of office units.

Descriptions of the criminal justice process and of how victims and witnesses can interact with the system, maps and directions to court sites and offices, and most wanted information.

Overview of the office, orientation to the criminal justice system, and information on how to obtain a restraining order.

News of the office, overview of the criminal justice system, and information on the divisions and programs of the district attorney.

Information on the duties of the office, contact information, and a reminder that the office staff cannot take phone calls from defendants who have a lawyer.

Mission statement and contact information.

Mission statement and answers to common questions.

Information on the work of the office's divisions and sub-units, and on criminal law.

Contact information.

Mission statement, organizational information, biennial report, and related links.

Organizational chart and contact information, descriptions of the work of office divisions and units, and a secure login for law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and public defenders.